Search Contract Opportunities

USAID Trade and Economic Activity in Turkmenistan

ID: 72011524RFI00005 • Type: Sources Sought

Description

USAID/RMCA is in the process of designing its new Trade and Economic Growth activity that will aim at diversifying the country's economy, enhancing trade opportunities, and improving the investment climate to foster sustainable, resilient, and inclusive economic growth in Turkmenistan, in partnership with the Government of Turkmenistan. This Request for Information (RFI) is a preliminary call for information offered by interested organizations and individuals to provide information, opinions, strategies and recommendations to achieve the objectives and results stated in the RFI.
This program will address key opportunities for economic development in Turkmenistan, including enhancing trade routes, streamlining border crossings, and improving business transparency and regulatory clarity. USAID/RMCA will utilize its expertise and resources to support Turkmenistan in transitioning to a more diversified and dynamic economy, in line with Turkmenistan's National Action Plan for Socioeconomic Development and United States Government priorities in the region and in Turkmenistan.

Background
USAID/RMCA is designing a new Trade and Economic Growth activity aimed at diversifying Turkmenistan's economy, enhancing trade opportunities, and improving the investment climate to foster sustainable, resilient, and inclusive economic growth.

This initiative is in partnership with the Government of Turkmenistan and aligns with Turkmenistan’s National Action Plan for Socioeconomic Development as well as U.S. Government priorities in the region. The program will address key opportunities for economic development, including enhancing trade routes, streamlining border crossings, and improving business transparency and regulatory clarity.

Work Details
The five-year bilateral program will focus on:
1) Identifying opportunities for policy reforms;
2) Enhancing trade routes;
3) Fostering an investment-friendly climate;
4) Improving the business environment to strengthen Turkmenistan's capacity for cross-border trade;
5) Conducting comprehensive assessments and consultations with stakeholders such as local businesses, international financial institutions, and donor organizations to pinpoint strategic opportunities for economic growth and trade development.

Additionally, USAID’s related activities include Trade Central Asia (TCA), which aims to improve regional trade connectivity and support women traders, and the Future Growth Initiative (FGI), which focuses on increasing competitiveness in high-growth industries through market systems approaches.

Period of Performance
The contract will be performed over a five-year period.

Place of Performance
Turkmenistan

Overview

Response Deadline
Sept. 12, 2024, 8:00 a.m. EDT Past Due
Posted
July 30, 2024, 5:29 a.m. EDT
Set Aside
None
PSC
None
Place of Performance
Ashgabat Turkmenistan
Source
SAM

Current SBA Size Standard
$19.5 Million
Pricing
Multiple Types Common
Est. Level of Competition
Average
Est. Value Range
Experimental
$5,000,000 - $20,000,000 (AI estimate)
On 7/30/24 U.S. Mission to Central Asia, Kazakhstan issued Sources Sought 72011524RFI00005 for USAID Trade and Economic Activity in Turkmenistan due 9/12/24. The opportunity was issued full & open with NAICS 541990.
Primary Contact
Name
Dauren Akhmetov   Profile
Phone
772725076126294

Documents

Posted documents for Sources Sought 72011524RFI00005

Question & Answer

Incumbent or Similar Awards

Contracts Similar to Sources Sought 72011524RFI00005

Potential Bidders and Partners

Awardees that have won contracts similar to Sources Sought 72011524RFI00005

Similar Active Opportunities

Open contract opportunities similar to Sources Sought 72011524RFI00005

Additional Details

Source Agency Hierarchy
AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT > AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT > USAID/CENTRAL ASIA/KAZAKHSTAN
FPDS Organization Code
7200-720115
Source Organization Code
100187926
Last Updated
Sept. 28, 2024
Last Updated By
dakhmetov@usaid.gov
Archive Date
Sept. 27, 2024